Titlebook: Clothing the Spanish Empire; Marta V. Vicente Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2006 eighteenth century.empi

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Zur Lokalisation der Schlaf-Wach-Regulierungl of Spain, Spain would overshadow England.”. Nipho’s exaggerated claim had a grain of truth. The cotton industry had transformed the urban landscape of Barcelona in the second half of the century. Calico factories of all sizes replaced the characteristic vegetable gardens of neighborhoods such as E

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Internistische Erkrankungen und Schlafountryside. Prohibitions against the sale of foreign goods had failed to stop traveling salesmen from peddling their fancy European wares in faraway villages. The foreign fabrics enticed even the poor and the humble, who gladly went into debt to acquire the same fashionable clothes worn by wealthier

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Family and the Calico Trade in the Spanish Empire,ctive, colorful, and flowery motif designs. Its exotic name recalled the Indian town of Calicut, where the fabric originally came from. Elsewhere, the cloth’s name offered a more generic appeal to its Indian origins: . in French, . in Spanish and Catalan. The oriental flavor extended to the names of

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The Personal Is Commercial: Women and Family in the Race to Make Calicoes,ayed a central role in the enormous migration of people who crossed the Atlantic after 1492 to conquer and settle the new colonies.. In the next few centuries, families also featured prominently in the formation of political and economic elites in the Spanish empire.. The importance of the family in

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From Barcelona to Veracruz: Clothing the Spanish Empire, and merchants in Spain and its colonies. If by the turn of the century the debate over the benefits or evils of luxury and fashion had ended with a certain approval of the moral and economic rewards from the making of calicoes, the problem was now how to make this coveted fabric reach every corner